Question 1: What is the primary
function of the Delivery Class attribute?
What does a value of ‘C’ in this
field indicate?
Answer: The primary function of the Delivery
Class attribute is to specify who is responsible for maintaining the table
(either SAP or the customer), and how the table behaves during an upgrade (for
example, should the table’s data be overwritten, or merely the table’s
structure? Or nothing at all?).
A value of ‘C’ indicates that the table is maintained exclusively
by the customer, and that nothing should be overwritten during an upgrade.
Question 2: What does the data class
control? What does a value of ‘USER’
indicate?
Answer: The data class controls the physical
area on the database where the table is stored.
A value of ‘USER’ indicates that the table should be stored in the disk
area allocated for customer-created tables.
Question 3: What does the size
category control? In this case, what
does a value of ‘0’ represent?
Answer: The size category controls the amount
of disk space that is allocated for the table.
In this case, a value of ‘0’ indicates that we expect to have less than
2,600 records in this table.
Question 4: How would you design a
search help to retrieve an employee ID only if the employee is salaried?
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